The taximan's story (answers)

1. The irony in this story is that the taximan protest against the young girls flirting with the American and European tourists yet he still drove them around in his taxi saying that he earn alot of money.
2. The themes raised is the moral values as the young people now tell lies and do nonsensical things while in the past the young people were very obedient.
3. It is realistic as last time the parents were very strict with their child and now the young people like being fashionable to look cool to be in the "in" group. Nowadays, children also tell lies to do something they want.
4.I do not sympathy with him as it is his fault that he never brought up the child properly by teaching her moral values. If in the past the parents can be strict with their child and teach them to be be obedient, why can't he do the same. Furthermore, he also care only about himself and not others as he drive the girls and tourists around and not reject them. He only wants to earn more money.
5.I agree. Today teenagers are really getting out of hand, making their parent unable to handle them as they are capable of doing anything. This is also part of parents' fault as they never taught their child well.
6. I do not sympathise with any of them. The daughter told lies and did not care about her parents' feelings. Also, the father is prone to violence. The Madam is a teacher and should teach the students in her class or school important moral values.